Hi Pavel,
As we are
moving to S-Lang 2, we get more libraries to test. Adding UTF-8 support
would likely increase incompatibilities even further (although I would
like to be proven wrong on this issue).
as I understand ncurses has UTF-8 support, and it is widely used by developers.
Is
Hi,
1) thank you for your answer, I'll post a diff if everything will work
as expected :)
2) the multi-byte char Slang2 bug came up at Debian too, see
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=316010 . I applied
this patch (080_wide_chars.patch), but still counts badly.
Still no Asian
Hi,
I have patches for the NFC / NFD issue and two other patches for the
Darwin/Mac Platform for the current UTF-8 version, with all patches
applied (I don't know where to post it, so I post here, sorry):
config.h @ 3
+#ifdef __APPLE__
+#define unix 1
+#endif
config.h @ 53
+#include wchar.h
Hi, I've debuged it from the beginning, and:
screen.c 762:
// inserted
wchar_t lonaka[100];
memcpy(lonaka,buffer,txtlen*sizeof(wchar_t));
lonaka[txtlen]=0;
// end inserted
printw (%*s, still, );
Hmm, sorry for splitting my email to two parts, but Gmail has keyboard shortcuts too...
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So I've Ubuntu too, I aliened the FC4 mc rpm version to it, but:
- it said, it needs glibc 2.3.5 for Utf-8 operations
- and requires the slang2 library, which was unavaliable.
anyway I patched up
Hi Folks,
sorry for bothering, I'm just a newbie, who tries to have UTF-8 MC on his OS X.
I've downloaded the latest source, compiled, it was errorous.
I have Fedora, and their MC far more better, but I just can not reproduce it on my Mac.
I've downloaded from the CVS all FC4 patches and applied
hi,
Arkadiusz was kind enough to provide me the sourcecode, and I managed
to compile it on my Mac (Darwin 8.2.0).
But even with all patches and stuff, I see the following Unicode glitches:
- the utf-8 chars are not diplayed in the dir list (on Ubuntu, everything is OK)
for ÉÁŰŐÚÖÜÓ I see
